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it will mean fewer jobs, less robust economy. the you think they are talking up the story are too pessimistic , do you think they're right on target? >> well, i would not doubt for their numbers, but i certainly agree with the direction that they're talking about. there is no question that it is not just uncertain. it is the concern that we will have higher taxes and taxes on sectors of the economy that have been important in creating growth. governor romney has talked a lot about small business. i think the president has proposed that, but there is an importantoint there, and that is that if you tax the top earners at 39% your hitting small businesses. when you talk about investment, when you talk about capital gains, you talk about dividends, taxation at ordinary income levels, you're talking about significant impediments to growth. that is how you create jobs in this country. we know it works. there is a historical record on the stuff. this is not just campaign rhetoric. if you look at the literature the studies this, and i lo
it will mean fewer jobs, less robust economy. the you think they are talking up the story are too pessimistic , do you think they're right on target? >> well, i would not doubt for their numbers, but i certainly agree with the direction that they're talking about. there is no question that it is not just uncertain. it is the concern that we will have higher taxes and taxes on sectors of the economy that have been important in creating growth. governor romney has talked a lot about small...
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gerri: do you believe we will see a better economy? will that trickled through broadly throughout the s&p 500 market? >> the same thing i have been saying for a couple of years. the economy will be okay one month in the next it won't. we are in no one's right now for gdp. that is really not good numbers. the potential for the economy will be hit. not only nationally, the states. regulations are getting bigger and hitting business. i still think there is a big dose of uncertainty out there which is why you still see unemployment in the sevens. until we get into the low sixes and fires, i don't think the economy can look for help in any meaningful fashion. gerri: we just have to get rid of this employment problem. next week is a big one for stocks. what do you see as the important ones here? >> this coming week there are a few things. for me it is all about the fed. all this talk. i hate the word, but they're talking about tapering. last time they did, the market got hit. they had to row the back. if they start coming out talking about c
gerri: do you believe we will see a better economy? will that trickled through broadly throughout the s&p 500 market? >> the same thing i have been saying for a couple of years. the economy will be okay one month in the next it won't. we are in no one's right now for gdp. that is really not good numbers. the potential for the economy will be hit. not only nationally, the states. regulations are getting bigger and hitting business. i still think there is a big dose of uncertainty out...
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and that'she problem with the economy right now. is the people who create the jobs are having a tough time getting financing, to expand their businesses. melissa: but, david, i mean, you sent out this letter that some people thoughtas threatening to your employees saying, you know, in essence you should think fore you vote for president obama because you may lose your job if he wins. he did win. and now you gave people raises. so makes it seem like, maybe the letter was disingenuous? >> well, we're vy cautiously optimistic. no one lost their jobs. in fact i gave everybody a raise, effective immediately. these people, first of all i have the greatest employees in the world. they have been with me through thick and thin. and i wanted to reward them. we're the most profitable we've been in our history. i wanted them to share in those profits. they're the ones that --. melissa: wait, wait. how are you most profitable that you have been in your history if the reason you would have to lay people off because the economy is bad, so how are
and that'she problem with the economy right now. is the people who create the jobs are having a tough time getting financing, to expand their businesses. melissa: but, david, i mean, you sent out this letter that some people thoughtas threatening to your employees saying, you know, in essence you should think fore you vote for president obama because you may lose your job if he wins. he did win. and now you gave people raises. so makes it seem like, maybe the letter was disingenuous? >>...
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so what he's proposing is actually going to hu the economy. it's not going to help. >> so john, john, he proposes lifting $4 billion in tax incentives to the oil companies. that's, in effect, raising taxes on them, is it not? >> eric, let's define our terms here. tax break simply means letting individuals keepore of their mone money that they earned. i don't know what the president is talking about here. he doesn't giv $4 billion to the fossil fuel industry. it's theirs. they earned it. they are part of the productivity, the energy that powers this country. the president is against people keeping their own money. it's all for tax subsidies all in the green energy industry, all of which has produced nothing since the president took office. >> and congressman, isn't it a fact, though, that they do it more effectively and profit at it but when you try and do it through the government, let's talk about beacon energy, all of these initiatives that president obama threw a ton of taxpayer money at has failed. why should we let the free market do this
so what he's proposing is actually going to hu the economy. it's not going to help. >> so john, john, he proposes lifting $4 billion in tax incentives to the oil companies. that's, in effect, raising taxes on them, is it not? >> eric, let's define our terms here. tax break simply means letting individuals keepore of their mone money that they earned. i don't know what the president is talking about here. he doesn't giv $4 billion to the fossil fuel industry. it's theirs. they earned...
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off the wore on business, lower tax, spur the economy. watch this bad boy come to life. >> we do have unlimited money. we do. >> this is the great spending for a photo op. you boy a lot of equipment and get people out there working, send camera yu u crews, people see them filling potholes, oh, that's how the gernment should work. >> charlie, was coming alive for moment there. he was making an important point. we d in fact, have the money. there is money in the till. >> it's a scam. >> and -- and -- >> we dn't have mone come on. adam, you can't count borrowed money as money? >> yes you can, charles. in fact, you can. >> it's because the united states is the tallest midget in the world that we have right now unlimited borrowing capacity. that's how we pay for this stuff. >> i am not suggesting we spend foolishly. >> in the [ female announcer ] who are we? we are thinkers. the job jugglers. the up all-nhts. and the ones who turn ideas into action. we've made our passions our life's work. we strive for the moments where we can s, "i did it!"
off the wore on business, lower tax, spur the economy. watch this bad boy come to life. >> we do have unlimited money. we do. >> this is the great spending for a photo op. you boy a lot of equipment and get people out there working, send camera yu u crews, people see them filling potholes, oh, that's how the gernment should work. >> charlie, was coming alive for moment there. he was making an important point. we d in fact, have the money. there is money in the till. >>...
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the economy crashed. i think it's better that we treat housing more as a consumption good rather than an investment good and get back and start doing real investments in this country. dennis: the problem is that with housing it's a nice multiplier effect for the rest o economy for growth. when housing sales and get it turns out home depot sells most of to fix up the house. terms of employment is better for construction. are you worried slowdown is actually going to hurt economic growth? >> they will, of course. the point in trying to me is that we have superb numbers in the last decade based on housing. very low unemployment. higher unemployment rates. the housing sector is gone away. i don't think this is really going to of manifest itself in the something positive. dennis: okay. it seems to me that maybe home buyers and owners have become a little addicted to the idea of really scant, low interest rates. if you look at where 30-year mortgages have gone, and tens of the actual increase in the price you h
the economy crashed. i think it's better that we treat housing more as a consumption good rather than an investment good and get back and start doing real investments in this country. dennis: the problem is that with housing it's a nice multiplier effect for the rest o economy for growth. when housing sales and get it turns out home depot sells most of to fix up the house. terms of employment is better for construction. are you worried slowdown is actually going to hurt economic growth?...
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and t economy is on the right track. you no longehave to deal with the impact of sequester or the tax incree from the beginning of the year. the need for monetary stimulus will go down. right now in the first half of the year there was a lot of need for the better reserve action. a fiscal drag on the economy. tracy: the stock above the second death of the year. the first half was really tough. we have allhe tax increases, the sequestered. some luckily for the rest of the year. do you expect the market to pick back up? >> i think we can have a positive year. with that said we will have a big bump in the road between now and the end of the year because he will have a very - fairly sizable stock market correction. we can see the dow pop back close of 14,000 in the s&p goes to the 1500 before all said and done, basically a long time since we have a major correction stocks are somewhat overvalued. they need tech pulled back and you are extending technicay from the simple moving average. i think that the overvaluation leveled
and t economy is on the right track. you no longehave to deal with the impact of sequester or the tax incree from the beginning of the year. the need for monetary stimulus will go down. right now in the first half of the year there was a lot of need for the better reserve action. a fiscal drag on the economy. tracy: the stock above the second death of the year. the first half was really tough. we have allhe tax increases, the sequestered. some luckily for the rest of the year. do you expect the...
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you do tax cuts to spur the economy. we have seen a lot of supply siders tell you the infrastructure stuff doesn't work that well. but he ran on all this different stuff. and it's hard to implement a lot of conflicting policies. >> gary cohn said that when they re-patriate some of that money it will pay for some of the infrastructure money. and he says tax cuts take natural time. we can see 3% economic growth. charlie: part of the conflicting policies is gary cohn. he's a liberal obama supporters. for him to be talking about tax cuts is absurd. 24579s one of the problems -- that's one of the problems. gary: we are heading to the super bowl. who do you like. >> the packs. liz: we are going to see you next week. ve a good weekend. many peoe clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why den
you do tax cuts to spur the economy. we have seen a lot of supply siders tell you the infrastructure stuff doesn't work that well. but he ran on all this different stuff. and it's hard to implement a lot of conflicting policies. >> gary cohn said that when they re-patriate some of that money it will pay for some of the infrastructure money. and he says tax cuts take natural time. we can see 3% economic growth. charlie: part of the conflicting policies is gary cohn. he's a liberal obama...
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you do tax cuts to spur the economy. we have seen a lot of supply siders tell you the infrastructure stuff doesn't work that well. but he ran on all this different stuff. and it's hard to implement a lot of conflicting policies. >> gary cohn said that when they re-patriate some of that money it will pay for some of the infrastructure money. and he says tax cuts take natural time. we can see 3% economic growth. charlie: part of the conflicting policies is gary cohn. he's a liberal obama supporters. for him to be talking about tax cuts is absurd. 24579s one of the problems -- that's one of the problems. gary: we are heading to the super bowl. who do you like. >> the packs. liz: we are going to see you next week. have a good weekend. this is the silverado special edition. this is one gorgeous truck. oh, did i say there's only one special edition? because, actually there's 5. aaaahh!! ooohh!! uh! holy mackerel. wow. nice. strength and style. which one's your forite? come home with me! it's truck month! find your tag for an a
you do tax cuts to spur the economy. we have seen a lot of supply siders tell you the infrastructure stuff doesn't work that well. but he ran on all this different stuff. and it's hard to implement a lot of conflicting policies. >> gary cohn said that when they re-patriate some of that money it will pay for some of the infrastructure money. and he says tax cuts take natural time. we can see 3% economic growth. charlie: part of the conflicting policies is gary cohn. he's a liberal obama...
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about for the future for this economy and markets? a lot of people wait for that market with the economy crystallizes, what is it your crystal ball? >> when i think back to one year ago as we went into the fourth quarter of last year we felt the head winds coming out of washington and we were a talking about the fiscal cliff. a potential huge cliff cut off with spending and higher taxes. here we are again when year later headed into the fourth quarter again facing uncertainty and risk. part of that comes from syria with how congress will respond to the issue or how the president will respond or the the labor market news this morning and against anothr debt limit fight. gerri: i think government throws its big shadow over everything. we talk a lot about bonds i think they're very important what do you have to say the treasury's or corporates? what do you tell your investors about this? >> we are clearly already in the beginning of the interest-rate rise that everyone has bet worrying about the last couple of years. weir's seeing the be
about for the future for this economy and markets? a lot of people wait for that market with the economy crystallizes, what is it your crystal ball? >> when i think back to one year ago as we went into the fourth quarter of last year we felt the head winds coming out of washington and we were a talking about the fiscal cliff. a potential huge cliff cut off with spending and higher taxes. here we are again when year later headed into the fourth quarter again facing uncertainty and risk....
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we need these millennials who don't feel good about the economy. they're carrying the shopping -- the shopping thing forward. >> i disagree, hitha. i think you're seeing shoppers out there. you saw it in nike's numbers a few weeks ago. you see it in the sales in foot traffic in apple stores, target stores. >> you know who is shopping, it's the people who are wealthy. they don't care about the fact -- their jobs are secure. they don't think their jobs are going anywhere. or the people on the lower end. the people in the middle that really matter and a lot of -- >> we're shrinking. right? >> unfortunately, the shrinking, a lot going in the wrong direction these days. what do you make of it all, matt? this might be -- out of the last 50 economic data points, we might have seen 45 or so missed. matt: a study out showing the numbers in the us versus all the major economies in the world. how much we've missed versus them. we're moving in the wrong direction. this is concerning. the wage growth, i'm okay with. even leisure hospitality dropping there. low-
we need these millennials who don't feel good about the economy. they're carrying the shopping -- the shopping thing forward. >> i disagree, hitha. i think you're seeing shoppers out there. you saw it in nike's numbers a few weeks ago. you see it in the sales in foot traffic in apple stores, target stores. >> you know who is shopping, it's the people who are wealthy. they don't care about the fact -- their jobs are secure. they don't think their jobs are going anywhere. or the...
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is it disrupting the economy? >> it is disrupting an economy, and we will see a downfall in the growth of at least 4, it could be up to 10%. we don't know that yet, but at least 4%. we also have a rise in unemployment that -- [inaudible] but actually what we have been doing is to have a strong economic package with about 10 million u.s. dollars, and since we have very strong finances -- actually, we have the lowest national debt since 1977 -- we can afford this. finish -- and that's because we have saved for situations like this. but even so the economy taking a hit. and it's not -- gerry: but you -- sorry, excuse me. you've taken a bit of a hit, but the u.s. economy is expected to decline perhaps by 30%, most of the european economies are expecting similar measures. you're talking about a much smaller hit to your economy. >> well, that's -- we are trying to get, as soon as it is over, we think we will have a very strong start, and we try to work with goals in mind not to spread the virus, but also to mitigate the
is it disrupting the economy? >> it is disrupting an economy, and we will see a downfall in the growth of at least 4, it could be up to 10%. we don't know that yet, but at least 4%. we also have a rise in unemployment that -- [inaudible] but actually what we have been doing is to have a strong economic package with about 10 million u.s. dollars, and since we have very strong finances -- actually, we have the lowest national debt since 1977 -- we can afford this. finish -- and that's...
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i think the sooner we get this, the 20% rate, the better it is for the economy. but the house and senate are having to look at how we pay for all of this, including a major focus of the president is middle income tax cuts. so these are things that are still being discussed. obviously right away is better than a year, but a year is better than a longer phase-in time. maria: would that impact business if it's a year phase-in. maybe that year people can plan what's could tomorrow in 2019. this is a real improvement if it's one year. >> what are the incentives if there is a year phasen-in? if we have the automatic expensing. that will be a huge incentive for businesses to invest right away. i'm confident wherever we get on it. the most of important thing is we ends up with a competitive tax system. we have one of the highest tax rates in the world with tax on worldwide income. we have this crazy concept of deferral. if you leave your profits offshore you don't pay taxes. it's no surprise we have a trillion dollars offshore. we convert from a worldwide to a territoria
i think the sooner we get this, the 20% rate, the better it is for the economy. but the house and senate are having to look at how we pay for all of this, including a major focus of the president is middle income tax cuts. so these are things that are still being discussed. obviously right away is better than a year, but a year is better than a longer phase-in time. maria: would that impact business if it's a year phase-in. maybe that year people can plan what's could tomorrow in 2019. this is...
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and didn't give the economy the jolt as expected. i would hope this time with leadership in the white house and congress it could be intelligently designed and implemented to do what i described. most importantly you need a fiscal policy to lift productivity and raise potential growth in the u.s. to the benefit of workers. gary: a business person would have a better idea of how to spend that allocation. >> last night i was with mark lazory. i was a surrogate for mr. trump. we have $2 trillion off the shore in the united states. to the extents that we could implement a lower tax rate on it. let's call that 10%. that would be $200 billion that would come to the u.s. that could fund over a several year period. and need infrastructure spending. but as importantly, assume that of the $2 trillion abroad, a trillion comes back to the corporate sector. they could use that trillion dollars for capital spejtd and dividend spending and buyback. it would be energizing to the infrastructure and it would be energizing as well to the corporate sect
and didn't give the economy the jolt as expected. i would hope this time with leadership in the white house and congress it could be intelligently designed and implemented to do what i described. most importantly you need a fiscal policy to lift productivity and raise potential growth in the u.s. to the benefit of workers. gary: a business person would have a better idea of how to spend that allocation. >> last night i was with mark lazory. i was a surrogate for mr. trump. we have $2...
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a mixed message for the economy. the very first stock, under armor, one of the biggest winners in the market. last month of 35%. two more ideas. let's do this. let's get ready. let's go make some money right now. ♪ charles: i. i'm charles payne. welcome to "making money." right here right now we will do what you do best which is help you make money by investing in the stock market. here to help us, our investment professionals. i wonder why you had that extra glove. a great call last night. >> you bet i do. charles: you know what, matt had a great call. >> actually sold shares today. that did not like the numbers. stock was up. charles: i think we should do that tomorrow. tracy, look at you, stunning. you look good in every color, but back to the black might be the one for you. >> keep talking to me. charles: dave rogers, of stuff on twitter today. >> a lot of stuff. on twitter all day. lots of money else. charles: the focus on the old folks last night. i said it once and will say it again. it is not about day trad
a mixed message for the economy. the very first stock, under armor, one of the biggest winners in the market. last month of 35%. two more ideas. let's do this. let's get ready. let's go make some money right now. ♪ charles: i. i'm charles payne. welcome to "making money." right here right now we will do what you do best which is help you make money by investing in the stock market. here to help us, our investment professionals. i wonder why you had that extra glove. a great call...
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the economy is in shatters. the lowest since 1978. the economy double digit employment for young people. the economy is still in trouble. >> is that right, jonas? that characterization? >> shatters? no. >> for young people it is. >> certain people. >> i invest in the -- corporations. >> what i'm trying to say is longer fed policy is the limit to the job market it. has the created a huge asset boom, it is generated a lot of corporate profits on a lot of levels and have time to cool it down. unfortunately week have an underlying job problem that's not going to go away with federal reserve policy. >> we have to tell everyone about neil's big show. neil, tonight neil cavuto, you can see him, he has a big special that you will be able to catch 11:00 p.m. eastern. fox business network hosting a special called cyber wargame, tonight "cavuto" 11:00 p.m., fox business. here on monday at 11:00 a.m. but right now the ever capable hands of lou dobbs. lou: good evening, everyone. the obama administration is seriously trying to save face in the dea
the economy is in shatters. the lowest since 1978. the economy double digit employment for young people. the economy is still in trouble. >> is that right, jonas? that characterization? >> shatters? no. >> for young people it is. >> certain people. >> i invest in the -- corporations. >> what i'm trying to say is longer fed policy is the limit to the job market it. has the created a huge asset boom, it is generated a lot of corporate profits on a lot of levels...
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>> i think the economy is hard to argue with the economy at the moment. >> of course is being funded with 0 interest rate but i think the stock markets are way up and everybody is feeling good about the economy, it's times like this where the trumpets are blurring that one should be cautious and watch out for excesses. i think we saw that correction in the ipo market in the last couple of quarters and more rationality will be in the next few ipos and in general unless you see warning signs, don't commit yourself that when you read something and see flaws, don't commit yourself that is not real. watch the figures in the quarterly earnings, isaac is a good time to be careful. >> would you be selling in to some of these, we had a myth on home depot, a myth on coals, retail was mixed this week. >> were in private company and our lifeblood of the business is getting liquidity and where private nonliquid companies. we depend on being able to sell our investment and it's been a great environment, we sold a lot of companies in the last year and we had one or two pending right at the moment.
>> i think the economy is hard to argue with the economy at the moment. >> of course is being funded with 0 interest rate but i think the stock markets are way up and everybody is feeling good about the economy, it's times like this where the trumpets are blurring that one should be cautious and watch out for excesses. i think we saw that correction in the ipo market in the last couple of quarters and more rationality will be in the next few ipos and in general unless you see...
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you cannot have a strong presence internationally, especially militarily without a strong economy. to the extent that the deficit each year adds to the debt and saps our domestic economy, thus preventing it from recovering, absolutely. gerri: you make a great point. we are looting this report which said that the chinese government is involved in acting and stealing ideas, stealing memos, stealing e-mails, stealing a permission from our federal government, and they even name the unit of the chinese people's liberation army, unit 61398. unbelievable to me. i mean, if you had told me this story i would have said was that from john stuart? i cannot believe it is true. >> i am glad this of us but report is out. it is not the first time that we have concluded with the source of many of these attacks is. the pentagon as stuff for a long time is sicily every major corporation has been attacked by the people's liberation army. so what the chinese are doing is looking for their asymmetric point advantage. they cannot match as in conventional forces and nuclear forces are made it -- naval for
you cannot have a strong presence internationally, especially militarily without a strong economy. to the extent that the deficit each year adds to the debt and saps our domestic economy, thus preventing it from recovering, absolutely. gerri: you make a great point. we are looting this report which said that the chinese government is involved in acting and stealing ideas, stealing memos, stealing e-mails, stealing a permission from our federal government, and they even name the unit of the...
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to her credit, she said it did not improve, but i would like to see stronger economy. and the participation rate as is the lowest since 1978, and the double-digit unemployment for young people and the economy is still in trouble. >> and is that the right, jonas? >> well, for young people, it is. >> for certain people. >> i invest in corporations, and not young people, fortunately. but what i am trying to say is that the longest fed rate policy has done what it can for the job market and it has created a non-asset boom, and it has genera generated a lot of corporate profits on a lot of levels and time to kilt down, but unfortunately, we have a underlying job problem that is going to understood low it. >> and we have to talk about neil's big show tonight, and if we don't do that we will be in trouble, julie. and you know, jonah likes that. neil cavuto has a big special at 11:00 p.m. eastern, a new special called "cyber war game" looking at the next military frontier. that is on fox business. tonight at 11:00 p.m. good to have you was, and neil will be back next week. >>>
to her credit, she said it did not improve, but i would like to see stronger economy. and the participation rate as is the lowest since 1978, and the double-digit unemployment for young people and the economy is still in trouble. >> and is that the right, jonas? >> well, for young people, it is. >> for certain people. >> i invest in corporations, and not young people, fortunately. but what i am trying to say is that the longest fed rate policy has done what it can for...
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>> low are fuel prices and the global economy picking up. >> john? >> the globalization of flight. yes. >> you guys are great. that's it for "forbes on fox." thanks for watching. happy new year, everybody. [ chanting ] >>> sadly they got what they demanded. dead cops. anti-police sentiment in america now the worst in decades. we give you a history lesson on why the chaos may about to get worse and could cost us big time in 2015. >>> plus -- >> i think it was an act of cyber vandalism that was very costly, very expensive. >> the president downplaying that massive hack attack on sony including threats of 9/11-type attacks. it's our commander in chief inviting more businesses to be targeted, and then -- we look back and relive the funniest moments of the past year. get ready for some laughs. you're really going to enjoy this one. the fun starts right now. >>> hi everyone. i'm eric bolling. welcome to "cashin' in." our crew this week, wane rogers, jonathan hoenig michelle fields and juan williams. welcome, everybody and welcome back to the '70s. cops assassinated. as american's fichbt
>> low are fuel prices and the global economy picking up. >> john? >> the globalization of flight. yes. >> you guys are great. that's it for "forbes on fox." thanks for watching. happy new year, everybody. [ chanting ] >>> sadly they got what they demanded. dead cops. anti-police sentiment in america now the worst in decades. we give you a history lesson on why the chaos may about to get worse and could cost us big time in 2015. >>> plus --...
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there's an optimistic deal about the economy. we have wall street in the crosshairs, that is exactly what is happening on the other side of the aisle. if we took out $1 trillion like last year and this year, it would stand to reason that the market would be much lower and you can actually argue that the market would be devastatingly lower. sometimes they are looking to stop corporate buybacks and they have interesting things that they put together. tammy baldwin wrote a letter and asking me for the long-term impact on the economy and also on fraud. he wrote a letter to the ceo of every company in the s&p 500 outside of america. the focus is on short-term thinking and he says that this does not help a long-term investor like him. some call the buyback manipulation. but think about this. it's hard to argue that less shares do not push earnings higher and higher earnings don't push the stock market higher. but here's two questions i want to ask the panel. is there a point where the buybacks become counterproductive? should the money
there's an optimistic deal about the economy. we have wall street in the crosshairs, that is exactly what is happening on the other side of the aisle. if we took out $1 trillion like last year and this year, it would stand to reason that the market would be much lower and you can actually argue that the market would be devastatingly lower. sometimes they are looking to stop corporate buybacks and they have interesting things that they put together. tammy baldwin wrote a letter and asking me for...
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nowhere near mature to contribute to the overall well-being of the economy. we have to correct this. the republicans can't understand , the requirement is to be on the spending side, and no amount of tax simplification can compensate. >> when i hear the administration bragging about the revenue coming in and saying that it justifies tax hikes and republicans then sort of give up the fight on spending cuts, fr whatever meritorious reasons. >> minimizing is what it is. let's take something that is laudable, and we will take that asur second-best solution while we surrender on what is urgent and necessary. we will take what is convenient they are slow learners, but they are also people who onlylearn that which is politically convenient to their ideologically defined objectives. we must voice reality. >> my fear is they have given up another chance to raise our voice. >> the present using a money-based scheme in the white house to showcase women and children that he said apple benefited mightily from the wall ready, including free mammograms and other preventativ
nowhere near mature to contribute to the overall well-being of the economy. we have to correct this. the republicans can't understand , the requirement is to be on the spending side, and no amount of tax simplification can compensate. >> when i hear the administration bragging about the revenue coming in and saying that it justifies tax hikes and republicans then sort of give up the fight on spending cuts, fr whatever meritorious reasons. >> minimizing is what it is. let's take...
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when you talk about the economy of the places, ferguson's economy is going to be shot for years because of the riots. people don't understand the deep economic impact on a already difficult situation. >> i am glad you brought it up. >> at some point, i will say this, if the police force cannot handle it, you do have to escalate your, to the almost military presence to protect the businesses, and that is going to be a big problem. >> dagan? >> well sh, it raises the issue also of a lot of the, and because a lot of the surplus is coming from the federal government, and how is that money being managed by uncle sam, and is it is that their job made sure that the police departments are using -- >> some people are saying they are not getting the training to this point -- >> and why is there all of this excess is the question. $80 billion. >> and yes, the defense budget. and stuff that is effective for the military is not always effective for the local government. if you have a boy scout troop lost in the woods, you will be happ happy that your local police department has a helicopter to find
when you talk about the economy of the places, ferguson's economy is going to be shot for years because of the riots. people don't understand the deep economic impact on a already difficult situation. >> i am glad you brought it up. >> at some point, i will say this, if the police force cannot handle it, you do have to escalate your, to the almost military presence to protect the businesses, and that is going to be a big problem. >> dagan? >> well sh, it raises the issue...